Trolls can now be sent to prison

[sapphi_snake]

padib said:

sapphi_snake said:

padib said:

sapphi_snake said:

Alby_da_Wolf said:

1. From what I read it could be a mitigating factor, he could not understand when sick black humour is inappropriate, or the limit beyond which from just inappropriate becomes cruel and/or harassing. He could also have developed an obsessive interest and repetitive routine in doing that.

2. Obviously the judges just judge prosecuted people, after police found enough evidences for a trial or caught the culprit in the act, but police can do preliminary and cautionary investigations on the basis of founded suspicion, and I'm 100% sure Natasha's parents didn't talk lightly about bullying, although they said they didn't know the names of the bullies, but just the name of their clique.

1. The psychologist probably checked all of this out allready. His lawyer didn't seem to pursue this angle either.

2. There's really not much to be suspicious about. At this point, Natasha's parents could pursue a civil case against the bullies, but a criminal case is out of the question.

After reading both your posts I think that's exactly what Alby is getting at. The legal system is flawed. The true culprits (the girls) got away with nothing and it'll probably stay that way in the future. Go world!

Ummm, this case was this guy harassing the girl's parents. What do those girls have to do with this? Why can't people just understand that different cases are different cases?

Sapphi, we understand. But the argument in your post is irrelevant to this thread. Kasz already mentioned it and I told him this thread is to debate the case, and to debate what revolves around it: justice who was really to blame, to incarcerate, the fact that a troll got incarcerated and all these things. It's pointless for you to keep repeating that, we want to talk about that and it's apropos to the thread in general.

Well, you're free to talk about it. It's a pretty irrational conversation though, because they're separate cases. It's like someone getting sued for firing a woman because she got cancer from the her drinking water, and you guys complaining that the company who dumped waste in the drinking water wasn't punished. Totally different cases.